Gujarat Constituency-Wise Election Result 2022: How to check result on Election Commission Website? Step-by-step guide

Gujarat Constituency-Wise Election Result 2022: Counting of votes for Gujarat Assembly Elections 2022 is underway with early trends clearly indicating that the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is set for a sweeping victory. The BJP has been in power in the state since 1995.  As per early trends on the website of the Election Commission, the BJP was leading in 147 seats, while Congress was ahead in 19 and the AAP was winning 6 seats. Others were leading on four seats. 

The results of the two-phase elections, held earlier this month, is also crucial for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), that is confident of winning a few seats in Gujarat. A good showing by AAP would help its leader Arvind Kejriwal cement his place as a key challenger to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in parliamentary elections due in 2024.

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Check the party-wise result on the Election Commission Website - Step-by-step guide

Step 1: Visit the official website of the Election Commission i.e. results.eci.gov.in. 

Step 2: Click on General Elections to Assembly Constituency December - 2022

Step 3: You will be redirected to new page.

Step 4: Now click on the 'Constituencywise-All Candidates' tab.

Step 5: Select your constituency from dropdown and click enter.

Step 5: Complete details of that particular constituency will be available on your page.

While the contest in Gujarat has traditionally been between the BJP and Congress, it turned three-cornered this time with the entry of the AAP. The counting of votes is underway at 8 am at 37 counting centres covering the 182 Assembly seats, Chief Electoral Officer P Bharathi said. Voter turnout this time had dropped 4 per cent compared to 2017

The fate of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s chief ministerial candidate Isudan Gadhvi, youth leaders Hardik Patel, Jignesh Mevani and Alpesh Thakor, among a total 1,621 candidates will be decided on Thursday. 

A total of 70 political parties and 624 independents were in the fray. Apart from the main rivals BJP, Congress and AAP, 101 candidates from Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), and 26 from Bharatiya Tribal party (BTP) also contested. In the 2017 Assembly polls, BJP won 99 seats and Congress 77 seats, while two seats went to BTP, one to NCP, and three to independents. 

Ahead of this month's elections, the BJP's number in the House stood at 110 and Congress at 60 after 20 MLAs who won on Congress seats switched over to the BJP in the last five years, three of them quitting just ahead of the elections.